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INTRODUCING

FEDORA NO.1


Before the outback shaped our name, this silhouette began the game. The kind you've known your whole life through, yet still feels sharp, refined, and true.


BENEATH THE BRIM

PETER STUTCHBURY


Few Australian architects have shaped the conversation around landscape, place and belonging quite like Peter Stutchbury. Known for designing homes and spaces that respond deeply to the Australian environment, Stutchbury’s work is guided by a belief that architecture should reveal the story of the land it sits upon.

As Akubra celebrates 150 years of craftsmanship and heritage, we spoke with Peter about endurance, legacy, radical thinking, and why some icons never truly disappear.


IT TAKES [6 weeks] TO MAKE AN AKUBRA HAT. THERE ARE [162 steps] IN THE PROCESS. EACH HAT IS HANDLED [200 times] IN MANUFACTURE, PASSING THROUGH [60 pairs] OF HANDS. THE YEAR [1876] IS WHEN IT ALL STARTED.

STORIES OF AKUBRA

Beneath The Brim: Peter Stutchbury

Beneath The Brim: Peter Stutchbury

Few Australian architects have shaped ideas of place and belonging like Peter Stutchbury. Known for creating spaces deeply connected to the Australian environment, his work is driven by a belief th...

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Beneath The Brim: Tatyana Perry

Beneath The Brim: Tatyana Perry

Emerging Indigenous model Tatyana Perry brings authentic heritage, culture, and grounded confidence to the forefront of Australian fashion. As the face of Akubra’s Urban collection, she embodies ef...

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Queen Mary of Denmark in an Akubra Traveller in Regency Fawn

Queen Mary of Denmark Returns Home In A Traveller

Queen Mary of Denmark, born in Tasmania, returns to Australia in style wearing an Akubra Traveller in Regency Fawn. Discover why the Akubra Traveller is the go-to hat for adventurers, explorers, an...

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